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Uni's pride as Olympian Alan Sinclair is appointed

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How an ancient Egyptian artefact was discovered in Aberdeen - and what it is?

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Singers and choirs invited to contribute to charity single

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How entrepreneurs can change the world we live in - Pioneering People podcast

Breast cancer charity Walk the Walk has joined forces with the Male Breast Cancer Coalition in the United States. The two charities are uniting in their mission to raise awareness that Men Get Breast Cancer Too. The UK charity recently launched a downloadable awareness poster, encouraging men to Check your Chest, to spot the signs of breast cancer. Men taking part in Walk the Walks fundraising challenges wear a special pink t-shirt with a blue bra printed on it. For more about the cam paign go to https://walkthewalk.org/about-us/men-get-breast-cancer-tooplaceholder image

Male breast cancer diagnoses are on the rise in Scotland

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Does eating at night make you fat?

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Tributes to former Fife army captain who died running London Marathon

Investigations have shown that a pod of whales stranded in Fife had high concentrations of toxic chemicals, some of which had reached the mammals brains.placeholder image

High concentration of toxic chemicals found in whales beached in Fife

Eating up to 100g (4oz) of chocolate a day has been linked to a lowered risk of heart disease and stroke. Photo: Philip Toscano/PA Wireplaceholder image

Report: Eating chocolate ‘could lower risk of heart disease and stroke’

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